Fresh produce
One reviewer found the fruits and vegetables fresh and suggested checking when new deliveries arrive.
Deira
Al Maya Supermarket is a Deira convenience stop for groceries and everyday household shopping, with reviews highlighting its round-the-clock opening. Shoppers also mention fresh vegetables, bakery items and a money-exchange service, alongside clothing, electronics and kitchen goods in the wider store.
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One reviewer found the fruits and vegetables fresh and suggested checking when new deliveries arrive.
A money-exchange service inside the supermarket adds a practical errand to a grocery trip.
Reviews describe groceries, bakery items and daily-use goods alongside clothing and electronics.
Specific-item promotions have been reported on Thursdays and Fridays.
Check expiry. Inspect expiry dates on discounted items before paying, since reviews warn that some deals involve near-expiry goods.
Compare prices. Compare larger purchases with nearby Madina, Talal or Nesto; reviewers disagree on whether Al Maya is competitively priced.
Ask delivery timing. For vegetables, ask about the newly delivered stock so you can shop around the fresher delivery schedule.
Verify warranty. Before buying electronics or appliances, confirm the warranty printed on the box with the manager or cashier.
Use late hours. If timing is your priority, the 24-hour opening supports late-night grocery runs when other shops may be closed.
Plan the visit
One review specifically notes that pig meats are available in the supermarket.
A customer came in to buy a Sonashi pressure cooker, though the warranty information became disputed.
An older review mentions Western Union money transfer as an in-store service.
The supermarket has been noted for carrying Filipino products among its grocery selection.
Several shoppers consider prices high, including a reported 15Aed gallon of water compared with 8 dirhams elsewhere.
Reviews range from helpful staff to complaints about rude, uncooperative or unavailable employees.
Discounted goods may need extra checking; reviewers mention near-expiry items and an ice cream that seemed refrozen.
A customer returned a Sonashi pressure cooker after a disagreement over its stated warranty period.
Some shoppers have found fresh-food quality and cleanliness weaker than at other supermarkets.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
gallon of water
“A gallon of water costs 15Aed The prices of the rest of the products are very high”Google review · April 2024
The Bottom Line
Al Maya Supermarket is a useful Deira stop when you need groceries outside normal hours: reviews repeatedly point to its 24-hour opening and broad everyday range. Shoppers mention bakery items, fresh vegetables, Asian and Gulf foods, and household goods, while some also find clothing, electronics and kitchen items under the same roof. A money-exchange service is another practical extra.
The biggest draw is convenience rather than consistently low pricing. Some customers call the prices reasonable or cheaper than nearby shops, but others say the market is more expensive than Madina, Talal or Nesto; one review puts a gallon of water at 15Aed. Offers do appear, including Thursday and Friday promotions, yet a reviewer compared them unfavourably with Nesto.
Quality and service sound uneven. One shopper found the produce fresh, especially when checking delivery timing, while others mention less-fresh discounted goods, an ice cream that seemed melted and refrozen, and weak fresh-food quality. Staff experiences range from helpful guidance to rude or uncooperative interactions, and a pressure-cooker warranty dispute ended with the item being returned.
Check expiry dates and warranty terms before paying, and compare prices on larger purchases.